The ad states the height is 22 1/4 inches. But 22 inches doesn't leave enough height on the main rod to hang even a tank top. Am I missing something?
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Hello, the hook to the top of the rod part is 4inches. At the base of hook to vertical rod (The top of the rod part to end length) is approx. 31inches. The horizonal bar can be placed anywhere along the 31inches (there are two plastic clips that the horizontal bar will use as grip). If you put the horizontal bar on the last inch -you can fit up to 30inches above the horizontal bar. With that said-i would definitely hang the lighter clothes on the horizontal bar (bottom) cause the plastic clips do slide a little and cannot hold a lot of weight (definitely not alot of weight the wider you set it). Hope this helps! Hello, the hook to the top of the rod part is 4inches. At the base of hook to vertical rod (The top of the rod part to end length) is approx. 31inches. The horizonal bar can be placed anywhere along the 31inches (there are two plastic clips that the horizontal bar will use as grip). If you put the horizontal bar on the last inch -you can fit up to 30inches above the horizontal bar. With that said-i would definitely hang the lighter clothes on the horizontal bar (bottom) cause the plastic clips do slide a little and cannot hold a lot of weight (definitely not alot of weight the wider you set... » Read More Hello, the hook to the top of the rod part is 4inches. At the base of hook to vertical rod (The top of the rod part to end length) is approx. 31inches. The horizonal bar can be placed anywhere along the 31inches (there are two plastic clips that the horizontal bar will use as grip). If you put the horizontal bar on the last inch -you can fit up to 30inches above the horizontal bar. With that said-i would definitely hang the lighter clothes on the horizontal bar (bottom) cause the plastic clips do slide a little and cannot hold a lot of weight (definitely not alot of weight the wider you set it). Hope this helps! « Show Less
35378
Hello, the hook to the top of the rod part is 4inches. At the base of hook to vertical rod (The top of the rod part to end length) is approx. 31inches. The horizonal bar can be placed anywhere along the 31inches (there are two plastic clips that the horizontal bar will use as grip). If you put the horizontal bar on the last inch -you can fit up to 30inches above the horizontal bar. With that said-i would definitely hang the lighter clothes on the horizontal bar (bottom) cause the plastic clips do slide a little and cannot hold a lot of weight (definitely not alot of weight the wider you set it). Hope this helps!
35379
Each vertical bar comes in two parts which screw together to form a single longer vertical bar. I'm only using one vertical bar for each side, but I think the total length if both parts were used would be about the 31" others have mentioned.
35380
I use these mainly for my kids, but even at the lowest height u can hang regular size clothes
35381
As installed, the maximum width between bars is 28". The maximum height below the current rod down to the new rod would be 31". Their dimensions may be for the package as shipped, I can't remember how it arrived. The plastic "clips" to hold the rod on the vertical bars were iffy on one side, so I drilled a hole and put a screw beneath it to hold it in place.
2050271
It is 22 inches high at the tallest part. It is 17-3/4 inches from back to front at the longest part at the bottom. Hope this helps.
630820
The pole/pipe/stand ends at a measure of 65" and the sets down into the pipe. If more height was needed it would be rather simple to add an additional pipe and clamp from the hardware store
491434
I did not end up keeping this item, but as I recall it protruded a "normal" amount - about 2-3 inches. Sorry for being vague but I thought it might be a help to you if no one else answered. I did not keep the rod because it was too flimsy to hold up a medium weight curtain across a 108 inch window without sagging in the middle, if that helps, too.
782119
Did anyone get the answer? I have the same problem - cannot be over 20 1/4 inches high with stand. Thx!
2076679
You can make it touch the mount so there is no rod showing. You have to put it together so you can make it as sort as you want by not hanging all of the shells like I did at my home. I'm not sure how long it would be with all of them but mine is about 16 inches
1271825
Just pull the height rod straight up. It slides out and up. I pulled mine up to 6'6".
1233610
We have it at 13". We didn't put the top shelf on. You might be able to switch the poles so that the short shelf is on bottom. Hope that makes sense.
426420
There are different holes you use for the bolts to set the height. If you want to have it taller or shorter, you need to unbolt the rods and use the holes you want. You can't set it anywhere in the range, just where the holes are.
318439
I can make an educated guess. my tank is 20". But the extra length is 4", but not much more. So measure carefully.
1097819
The height with the 4 inch down (included) will be 13.5 inches. You can purchase longer down rods at an added cost.
575299
I have this item, and after measuring it the height is just shy of 2 1/4 inches. Hope this helps.
354452
Mine is a 22, but I'm not using it as a fold-up, just a straight down hanging.
190486
The bottom shelf has a bar below it; the height to the bar is 31 inches. If you pull the shelf away from the wall a bit (if you have a deeper tank), there is an additional 2.5 inches of height you can get, but you will need to wedge something between the shelf and the wall to stabilize it. My shelf has a length of styrofoam that came in the package and it works beautifully.
2009901
It was taller than my tank (about 20"). I had to send it back and get a smaller one for my 60 gallon.
561466
The rod is adjustable from 52-71 inches. Sounds like you need a smaller one.
2050694
Hi, I don't know for sure because I didn't keep the rod. It was inferior quality. But having said that, I believe it was 60 inches.